When you get your tongue pierced . . . ?

Question

I'm 16 and i want to get my tongue pierced. Now i know that you need to be 18 to get any piercing without parental consent. but can you bring someone else who isn't your parent to consent to the piercing if they are 18 or older?

Answer 1

It depends on the laws in your state. Some do, some don't. In my state you can't do it without an actual parent.

Answer 2

try to stray away from the crowd that accepts you because you have something in your mouth that makes guys think of oral s*x.

and you need an adult if your rents dont want you to get one.... they have a good head on their shoulders

Answer 3

I think you can. I got mine done before i was 18 because my older sister came with me.

Same with my tattoos.

Answer 4

I think it has to be your parent or legal guardian.

Answer 5

DON'T EVER GET YOUR TONGUE PIERCED!!! It looks ugly - especially when you bite it!  

Answer 6

Yeah you can as long as the adult agrees to act like your parent..

When I got my belly button pierced I was only 13 and my friend's mom signed the papers.

Answer 7

I'm not really a prude, but why would you want to do that, It so nasty. I love oral s*x as next guy, but to me any chick that has her thong pierced is just looking for Tube Steak Boogie. At 16 are you really ready for that

Answer 8

bring a friend mom to sign of the paper thats all. and ur good to go.

Answer 9

guys arent attracted to girls gettin their tongue pierced, all of my brothers friends say that and they r ur age

Answer 10

DO NOT GET YOUR TONGUE PIERCED!

WATCH YOUR STEP GIRL!  Your tongue will get infected and you will be drooling blood!  I'm serious!  Don't!

Answer 11

because when you get infected  they would have to foot the bill

Answer 12

yes

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Answer 13

get your coolest uncle or aunt.  

Answer 14

I got my tongue pierced when I was 16, and it would always get swollen in the morning, but because I liked it so much i kept it for years. Now my taste changed and I took it out, but I'm stuck with a nasty scar in my tongue and it still swells up at times.

Wouldn't recommend it. Wait until you're 18 and see if you still want it and that way you won't have to worry about bribing anyone to go with you.

Answer 15

OMG don't do it.

Answer 16

No, alot of places to protect themselves ask for proof that they are your parent - ID, birth certificate, etc. You will need to call te specific shop to ask them.

Answer 17

I would say that it would be very unlikely that your parents wouldn't notice. I knew a young lady friend that got her tongue pierced, her husband thought it would be cool ( that he would get better s*x). She couldn't talk right for two weeks, she said her tongue hurt like h*ll, and she had a very hard time eating. She finally just had it taken out and it still took two more weeks to heal.

Your desire to have a piercing bothers me more because of prior questions you've asked as much as anything. I am wondering how things were going with your family life. Will you trust me when I tell you that patience with yourself and some serious time spent trying to be sure of who you would like to be would be well spent ?

Your surroundings will improve as you become more of who you want to become. Believe it or not, the only people that you know now that will still be around you in two years, will be the ones that you choose.

This may sound weird, but give it thought. It isn't the decorations that make the Christmas tree beautiful, it's the tree.

Answer 18

I think it depends where you go. Some places require your id, and your parents. And they have to show the same address at home, or if you have different last names, some proof that they are actually you legal guardians. Before you go in, check out their website or call to see what they require out of you and your "guardian".

Answer 19

check out that website

Answer 20

it is not good idea.